One For Each Packpocket

[SBuzek]

One For Each Backpocket

A couple of Backpockets I just finished up.Both are about 7-3/4" OAL with a 3-1/2" blade.
Both have 416 bolsters and pins w/410 liners.cresent nail knicks.
Both are flush in all the positions.Mill relieved liners.
One is dressed in stabilized camel bone with some file work,the other is dressed in stabilized redwood with a cut swege,
Thanks for looking and comments are welcome.
Stan

 

[Frank Niro]

Stan. Very nicely done on both !!! Frank

 

[paps]

Good lookin' folders there Stan! How'd you attach the bolsters?

 

[Craig]

Those look good Stan.

 

[SBuzek]

Thanks Guys,Much apprieciated.
paps the bolsters are soldered.
Stan

 

[Keith Willis]

Those look great Stan.

God bless,Keith

 

[Don Robinson]

Nice job, Stan.

 

[Pieter]

Looking great Stan well done.

 

[McClellan Made Blades]

What can be said? Other than freakin AWESOME!!!!! That Giraffe bone looks so much like ivory, it's beatiful! I finally got some at BLADE last year and haven't made the right knife for it, the 2 sets I picked up are very thick, one is tapered toward the end, I could see an intregal in it if I can pull one off, not my area of expertise, but I like to try new things! Both knives are gorgeous, the wood is equally as nice as the G-bone! GREAT WORK!!! Rex

 

[Johnny Roberts]

Awesome work, Stan.

JR

 

[Denny Eller]

OutSTANding!

 

[SBuzek]

Thanks Guys
Stan

 

[Wayne Coe]

Hmmmm,,,,, I read the title to this thread "One for each Pick Pocket." Hmmmm,,,,,I must have spent to much time in Atlanta.

 

[SBuzek]

Dang Wayne,I did not even notice that till you said something.It won't let me change it either.Well just watch your backpocket so a pickpocket don't get it.:biggrin::biggrin:
Stan

 

[dan van]

Stan, Very nice work. Dan